Saint Patrick’s Cathedral is one of Dublin’s most visited landmarks. Founded in 1191, its history stretches back to 450 AD. It stands today as one of the few surviving medieval buildings in the city and is the burial place of Jonathan Swift.

Nave of a church with banners on either side and stain glass windows in the background

Person in a suit giving a guided tour to two people

Two people listening to an audio guide device in a church aisle

People taking a selfie while holding hands through a wooden door

St Patrick's Cathedral

Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin City is a leading visitor attraction and has been a place of pilgrimage for almost 1,000 years.

An aerial view of Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin City

The main aisle inside Christ Church Cathedral

A glass display case with mummified small animals inside it

Decorative stained glass window just behind the heart shaped relic of Laurence O Toole

Christ Church Cathedral

Dating back to 1198, The Brazen Head is one of Ireland's oldest pubs. Licensing laws only came into effect in 1635, yet this pub has been serving alcohol before official licensing laws were even introduced.

Brazen Head                                                                                      

The Brazen Head

Vicar Street is one of Dublin newest venues, situated in Thomas Street, opposite the church.

Vicar Street

The Coombe Memorial is the surviving portico that marks the original location of the old Coombe Maternity Hospital which opened in 1829. Today, the portico doubles as a record of some of the well known street characters of 20th century Dublin, who are listed on the rear steps.

The memorial plaque of The Coombe Memorial behind black railings

The Coombe Memorial

Visit the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin City, to experience the history, heart and soul of one of Ireland’s most famous beers.

People enjoying a drink in the Gravity Bar at the Guinness Storehouse

Pouring a pint at the Guinness Storehouse Academy

A Guinness stoutie with your own selfie printed onto the head

Guinness Storehouse Connoisseur Tour Experience

Guinness Storehouse

The Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) in Dublin City is a dynamic modern art museum nestled on 48 acres of land in the heart of Dublin 8. The home of IMMA is the historical site of the 17th century Royal Hospital Kilmainham, where it presents ground breaking exhibitions by the most exciting Irish and international artists.

Irish Museum of Modern Art IMMA exterior of the Royal Hospital Kilmainham

Irish Museum of Modern Art IMMA people outdoors on the grounds

Irish Museum of Modern Art IMMA people dining outdoors

Irish Museum of Modern Art IMMA exhibit entitled As Above So Below

St Patrick's Cathedral

Christ Church Cathedral

The Brazen Head

Vicar Street

The Coombe Memorial

Guinness Storehouse

Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA)

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St Patrick's Cathedral

Christ Church Cathedral

The Brazen Head

Vicar Street

The Coombe Memorial

Guinness Storehouse

Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA)